AV control, rethought
from the system up.
A live model of your entire AV environment, verified against reality — continuously.
Every device, every relationship, intended state, observed truth — everything Vera does grows from one live model of your environment.
The difference
A ping says a device is online. Vera says it’s doing its job.
Desired state, observed state, checked against each other.
Ballroom display is reachable, but Vera can’t verify its state
The network said · reachable — still answering pings
Vera observed · driver check failing: authentication failed
Reachability stayed green while verified state was lost.
Two clock masters are claiming control (VLAN 20)
Expected · one clock master leading this domain
Vera observed · the DSP and the stage encoder both answering as master — expect audio and video sync glitches
No device has failed. The room still glitches.
Ballroom projector — temperature is off its baseline
Vera observed · temperature ran hot — 136.3 °F, above its usual 128.3–132.6 °F
Inside any fixed threshold — outside this device’s learned normal.
The stage switch explains why the microphones dropped
The network said · mics went offline, cause unknown
Vera observed · its own log: PoE budget exceeded — the mic port shed load
The device’s own log said why.
Network intelligence
Map the network. See the consequence.
The network is where AV fails hardest. Vera maps every device to its switch port and shows what depends on each link — so when a trunk falters, you see the affected rooms before you touch a thing.
Port & VLAN state · PoE per port · topology changes · stream, sync & HDCP status
Vera noticed
It tells you what keeps happening.
Monitoring pages you when something dies. Vera notices what recurs — and brings you the pattern, with evidence, before you ask.
Vera Intelligence
Ask Vera. Get a verified answer.
Every answer shows the checks it ran.
Query rack state
Which switch port feeds the touchpanel in Room 2A?
Room 2A touchpanel
→ IDF 113
→ conf-sw-04
→ port 36
Link is up at 1 Gb/s, PoE is active.
What else do you know about it?
IP 172.20.18.27 · VLAN 210 — Control
MAC 84:3A:4B:••:••:91 · Firmware 3.2.1
Last seen 8 seconds ago.
Where this goes
Vera Controls.
Everything Vera learns from your system is what it takes to run one. The same model that verifies your environment today is the foundation for controlling it — without programming.
Founding sites
See what your rack has been trying to tell you.
We’re onboarding a small number of founding sites to run Vera read-only on their racks, with hands-on onboarding from our team.
Built by people who programmed the control systems, ran the networks, and fixed the 2 AM failures.
Where can we reach you?